Reduce file size + retain image width and height = minor photo quality reduction WITH a smaller file residing in your DropBox, etc.
This "size reduction" function can be done in applications like PhotoShop and Gimp - would be nice if Wappwolf could also do this. Just sayin'...
Example:
• I drop a 600 x 600 pixel photo that's 1 MB into DropBox
• I have Wappwolf go to my "BEFORE" folder.
• I have Wappwolf reduce the quality of the photo which ALSO reduces the size of the photo
(NOTE: The quality will be reduced, but the user can control how "low" the quality will be adjusted. The quality is proportional to the physical size of the file. Nuff said.)
For sake of argument, let's say Wappwolf reduced this particular file from 1 MB to just 300 kB - YET kept the dimensions at 600 x 600
• I now have Wappwolf move this "less heavy" file to my folder "AFTER"
• I have Wappwolf REMOVE the original "heavier" file
••• RESULT: I have conserved space in my DropBox (or whatever you use) and can put even more files into it!

Reduce file size + retain image width and height = minor photo quality reduction WITH a smaller file residing in your DropBox, etc.
This "size reduction" function can be done in applications like PhotoShop and Gimp - would be nice if Wappwolf could also do this. Just sayin'...
Example:
• I drop a 600 x 600 pixel photo that's 1 MB into DropBox
• I have Wappwolf go to my "BEFORE" folder.
• I have Wappwolf reduce the quality of the photo which ALSO reduces the size of the photo
(NOTE: The quality will be reduced, but the user can control how…